| The opposition is being slowly radicalized because of the direct participation of the political centre within the local battles: Enver Kisriev in the interview for DespiteBorders |
Michal Ondrejčík | 20.05.2011
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Enver Kisriev is a Russian sociologist, expert in the questions concerning Caucasus. He is the head of the Caucasus department at the Center for Civilizational and Regional Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He is an expert in ethno-cultural and civil-political problems of modern Dagestan. He served as the advisor to the chairman of the People's Assembly of the Republic of Dagestan in the 90-ties. We were talking about the character of the northern Caucasian conflict and possibilities of resolving the deep social, economic and political crisis in this area in the interview for the Despite Borders portal. How could we call the current conflict in the Northern Caucasus? Is it a battle against terrorism / banditry?
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| In order for a common Albanian state to be promoted, the constitution needs to be changed first. Adem Gashi a researcher of the Kosovar Institute for Policy Research and Development in an interview for DespiteBorders |
| Michal Ondrejčík | 15.03.2011
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Adem Gashi is working as a researcher of the Kosovar Institute for Policy Research and Development (KIPRED), which is Kosovo's leading political think tank. We have asked him for an interview on Kosovo's parliamentary elections focusing on the Serbian political parties operating in Kosovo of Hashim Thaçi Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) and the movement of VETËVENDOSJE! (Self-determination!) of Albin Kurti. The interview done in January 2011 we publish unchanged. Parliamentary mathematics in Kosova is very difficult. Coalition PDK and LDK in October was collapsed on personal disagreements; PDK is not willing to negotiate with VETËVENDOSJE!; then we have there seats of the Serb...
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| Serbia is enforcing the conviction of not being engaged for ethnic Albanians living in Preshevo. Council for Human Rights Chairman – Belgzim Kamberi in an interview with DespiteBordes. |
| Michal Ondrejčík | 23.02.2011
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 Belgzim Kamberi is chairman of Council for Human Rights in Bujanovac. He works as a freelance journalist and as Albanian human rights activist. He is defending rights of Serbian Albanians in various individual and collective rights. Editors of DespiteBorders portal have contacted Mr. Kamberi and made interview with him on currents in Preshevo Valley, RrOSh organization and some Kosovo relating issues. First of all something general. What is the attitude of non-Albanians in Serbia to Albanians that are living in south Serbia (in Kosovo too)? The attitude of non-Albanians in Serbia towards Albanians remains in general influenced by prejudgment, stereotypes and various stigmatisms. Albanians in Serbia are still considered...
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| Serbian Government is not interested in strong Serbian positions in Kosovo. Chairman of the Kosovo front Alexander Kravchenko told the DespiteBorders |
| Michal Ondrejčík | 31.01.2011
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Alexander Kravchenko is chairman of the Russian association Kosovo Front, which operates mainly in Russia but also Kazakhstan, Latvia and Ukraine. The organization was founded in response to the declaration of independence of Kosovo. Its main task is to help Serbians to solve the Kosovo question in an equitable manner. Kravchenko is also chief editor of the "Srpska.Ru, chairman of the Moscow Slavic, a member of the Central Board of movement "Narodny Sobor” and director of the association of military-patriotic clubs "Stjag”. During the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina he was a Russian volunteer fighting for the Serbs. Thanks to these practices, in Russia he is considered an expert on Serbian issues. Editors portal DespiteBorders managed to contact him...
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| They betrayed Christ and Serbian nation. The leader of National Movement Fatherland Igor Vojinović in an interview for DespiteBorders |
| Martin Braxatoris | 23.01.2011
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Igor Vojinović is the chairperson and leader of the Kosovo Serbian National Movement Fatherland (Otadžbina), which has put up long-lasting resistance against the activities of Kosovo Albanian authorities in the north of Kosovo. At the beginning of January 2011, Kosovo Police Service made a swoop in his house during which his belongings were seized and he was meant to be arrested. He managed to flee and currently he has been hiding at an unknown place....
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| Pridnestrovie’s future: Liberal economy, Freedom and security |
| Roman Konoplev | 15.09.2010
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Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublica is going to celebrate its 20 anniversary since it declared independence. The people who created the republic in a nation-wide unity became disappointed by the situation in Pridnestrovie today, after they devolved power on the leaders of the country. Many things happened since 1990. There was a military conflict with Moldova in 1991-1992, a transition to market economy and serious transformations in the European and world scale. The change of the political elites has been an urgent thing for many times. There have always appeared certain prerequisites to different changes..
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| Quo vadis Pridnestrovie? |
| Michal Ondrejčík | 20.02.2010
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In the following lines Iʼm going to deal with a republic which you wonʼt find in any political map of the world, definitely not on such a map which was printed in Chisinau. Iʼm talking about Pridnestrovian Moldovan Republic (hereinafter "PMR” or "Pridnestrovie”), which is called by Moldovan nationalists, who don't know their own history, "Transnistria”, or rather, they name it indefinitely – "eastern provinces”. It was founded by the Russians, Ukrainians, Moldovans and other 34 nationalities which had been living here for a long time. Councillors of all levels coming from "eastern provinces” couldn't bear the oppression on the part of Moldovan nationalists any longer. These assumed power in the process of USSR dissolution...
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